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After doing some research on Financial Literacy Month,\u00a0I’ve\u00a0concluded that this post may be a week late but it is still quite necessary. There simply\u00a0isn’t\u00a0much information out there other than the standard April-is-Financial-Literacy-Month article. That\u2019s a good first step, but often these articles don\u2019t provide any sort of information to improve a reader\u2019s money management skills- just short bits to ‘increase awareness’. If this was a discussion on social media strategies, I’d say that this type of article doesn’t do enough to make the reader get to that next level of involvement; I digress. Without any further advocacy <\/span>ado, I assure you April is Financial Literacy Month.<\/p>\n Sadly, a majority of us have not been taught how to manage our finances responsibly, which can lead to dangerous financial decisions. It was reported that in 2012, only 13 states required students to take a course on personal finance. Teaching the basics of financial literacy is vital to give low-income adults the opportunity to break the cycle of poverty, especially considering that most of our adult learners have had less schooling than their credentialed counterparts, who themselves most likely have not received formal financial education lessons. That’s why financial literacy has been given its own month, because more needs to be done.<\/p>\n When it comes to being involved with a literacy-based organization, we all learn to work with what we\u2019re given, and we learn to make it work. Naturally, the same can be said for incorporating financial literacy lessons for adult learners. As mentioned earlier, although you may have heard about Financial Literacy Month before, chances are you weren’t given any resources to help improve your money management skills. It becomes evident when searching for financial literacy resources targeted towards adult learners or ESOL students that this can be an even more challenging endeavor than searching for information accessible to the native speaker. So, to help you in your quest for financial literacy resources, I leave you with some resources for your perusal.<\/p>\n <\/span>*Warning-<\/span> If you are a Vampire enthusiast, frustration may ensue from the former of the two games due to the flawed logic that Vampires would safely be able to transport to a \u201cDay Club\u201d without dying from the sunlight.*<\/span><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n